Which leader of the african national congress organized guerrilla resistance in 1960 against south african apartheid?

The answer is Nelson Mandela

Explanation:

Nelson Mandela has joined anti-apartheid and African nationalist parties in his  youth. This was in response to a feeling of alienation thanks to the politics of segregation and institutionalized racism in British South Africa.

He was influenced by Marxist ideals and was involved in non-violent movements after South African Communist Party. However by the 1960s he had actively co-founded and lead a rebel guerrilla resistance against the government.

Eventually, Nelson Mandela was captured and spent 27 years in jail.

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